When "Hamilton" opened in Chicago in October, it made a home in the newly renamed PrivateBank Theatre, formerly known as Bank of America Theatre.

It looks like the hit musical will outlast the theater name, with the marquee changing again to reflect the new owners of The PrivateBank: Canadian banking giant CIBC.

Chicago-based PrivateBancorp notified state regulators Friday that it intends to change its name to CIBC Bank USA. A PrivateBank spokeswoman declined to comment Wednesday, while a CIBC spokeswoman did not respond to a request for comment.

PrivateBank President and CEO Larry Richman told the Tribune in June the bank would rebrand its more than 20 Chicago branches in the fall, with the theater undergoing a name change as "time allows."

Toronto-based CIBC closed on its acquisition of PrivateBancorp in June in a cash and stock deal valued at $5 billion. Richman will lead CIBC's U.S. region.

Founded in 1867, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has 11 million personal banking and business clients and more than $500 billion in total assets. It is looking to expand its reach in North America through the PrivateBancorp acquisition.

PrivateBancorp was founded in 1989 and opened its first office two years later in Chicago. The company went public in 1999.

PrivateBancorp has 36 offices in 13 states and about $20 billion in assets.